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James Kerr


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Post  Posted 19 Jun 2018 10:51 am    
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Video features some of my Old Cars of yesteryear. The Citroen 2CV I bought after a glass of wine one night, I asked a friend what I should do with it and he said "you need to cut out the rust" so I sawed it in two to make a pickup.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K53pGw60wyg

Hope you all enjoy.
James Kerr.
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Jim Dickinson

 

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Washington, USA
Post  Posted 19 Jun 2018 12:25 pm    
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Guyatone?
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James Kerr


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Post  Posted 19 Jun 2018 12:34 pm    
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Jim Dickinson wrote:
Guyatone?


Yes Jim, its a 1964 Guyatone D-8, I love it.
E7th front neck & C6th on the back.

Thank you for coming to listen.
James.
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Jim Dickinson

 

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Post  Posted 19 Jun 2018 1:28 pm    
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They look very nicely made and sound good. For my take they were inspired by the same period Fenders, have a similar look.

I have noticed that the sales price of these is quite reasonable, something for an classic steel player or beginner to consider.
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James Kerr


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Post  Posted 19 Jun 2018 2:00 pm    
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I think they were indeed styled on the Fenders of the day, they are well made with good hardware and Pickups, you don't have to mess around or upgrade anything, they also made various designs of single necks changing with the years, and as you say, they are not expensive.
Another Japanese make to look out for is Tiesco, they made all kinds of Guitars including Steels, I have one of those too, a Tiesco R1.



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Andy DePaule


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Post  Posted 19 Jun 2018 4:17 pm     Great tune & cars
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Did a nice job on the tune as well as the cars. Love the Caddy and never saw that year Hudson before. Thanks for sharing all that. Very Happy
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Joe Elk


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Post  Posted 19 Jun 2018 6:39 pm    
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Very Nice James The cars also!
Joe Elk Central Ohio
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James Kerr


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Post  Posted 20 Jun 2018 1:12 pm    
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Thank you all for coming to listen and taking an interest.

James.
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Joe Breeden

 

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Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 20 Jun 2018 5:06 pm    
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Playing is great. All cars great except Citron. I had two glasses of wine and could still not get a great. Thanks Joe
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Doug Beaumier


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Northampton, MA
Post  Posted 20 Jun 2018 5:32 pm    
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Nice video, James. I have a Guyatone D-8, blonde, exactly like yours, and just as clean. Those guitars have a unique voice. There’s nothing like them. They’re basically Stringmaster clones with wider string spacing.
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James Kerr


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Post  Posted 21 Jun 2018 10:50 am    
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Joe Breeden wrote:
Playing is great. All cars great except Citron. I had two glasses of wine and could still not get a great. Thanks Joe


I agree Joe, the Citroen is an acquired taste, but still a lot of fun. Mine was the Deluxe version, it had both a Speedo AND a Fuel Gauge, you can see from the picture it still had some French Instructions.

Thank you Doug for coming along and joining in the fun.

James.

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